Monday’s agreement stems from the August 2023 search of the Marion County Record, as well as the home of the paper’s publisher and a councilwoman, seizing reporters’ cell phones and computers, among other items. The raid triggered widespread condemnation from news organizations and press freedom advocates.
you can’t play the same shitty games like they have been since 2016.
Oh, it’s been going on for much longer than that.
This clip is from the early 2000s; the late William Greider was a Pulitzer Prize nominee in 1982.
and you totally lied when you said you would “prosecute the case against him”
But a new book by Pulitzer Prize-nominated reporter Aaron Glantz challenges that storyline, arguing that Harris not only allowed Steve Mnuchin’s OneWest bank to get away with foreclosing on tens of thousands of state homeowners, but then tried to bury the evidence.
If that name sounds familiar, Mnuchin later became Trump’s treasury, from 2017-2021.
Also, this…
Biden Suggests He Would Only Serve One Term if Elected President
Advisers close to the candidate say he won’t run for reelection in 2024 if elected in 2020.
And then he changed his mind.
If that hadn’t happened and they instead had a normal convention, we might be in a much different situation now.
Epoch Eunuch Times
fixed that for you
You forgot to use scare quotes – i.e., “Christian”
It’s almost as though they just want us to get used to this stuff.
Indeed, because then we inevitably get stuck with more conservative Democrats whose allegiance to Israel (via AIPAC) supersedes allegiance to their own country.
If these are “God’s Chosen People” then I need to find another God.
Well you do get a pass if your last name is Trump.
Hell, they might even do it for free just to kiss Trump’s ass.
Maybe they’ll do test runs in Florida and Texas first.
In other words, they want to make slavery fashionable again.
raising serious constitutional and legal concerns
It’s yet another example of Russell Vought’s “post constitutional” fetish.
They’re almost at this point.
Almost quick enough to give you whiplash.
Especially in light of recent stories about Fed employees working without pay during the shutdown.
I agree; it took him a while to find his niche.
It’s hard to tell, but at larger papers such as The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post it’s probably an inside job – i.e., they self-censor because of who owns them.